401.732.2009 | 311 Buttonwoods Avenue, Warwick RI 02886 buttonwoodsschool@verizon.net

Meet Out Staff

Who We Are

Program Director – Gina Murray (right)

Financial Administrator – Wendy Black

Kindergarten Teacher – Joyce Bridges

The devoted staff aka Superior Sweethearts

Preschool Lead Teachers:
Kellie Campbell
Zoe Moore
Gina Murray
Wendy Black

Assistant Teacher:
Linda Pfeiler

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We Know How to Make Learning Fun For Kids

We know as a fact, with much observable evidence, that children learn by being immersed in learning with their whole being. The children at Buttonwoods are consistently engaged in discovery through the various learning centers.

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Buttonwoods School for Young Children’s Faith Mission

Buttonwoods School is a non-profit Christian school, sponsored by Buttonwoods Bible Chapel, which is a Christian Brethren Church. The program and staff have a core set of values which are based on principles of the Bible. These principles are the bases for all interaction with children and families. The character of God and the character of a Christian is central to our identity. Our Christian philosophy defines an atmosphere that allows each child to feel loved and secure with those around them. We are dedicated to a “cherished ideal” – the ideal of a school which encourages children to experience God’s love and to learn to give love in return by way of kindness, patience, sharing, etc.
To be true to the ideal of educating the “whole child” we cannot exclude the importance of moral and spiritual development. Values and beliefs form a central element of a child’s personality. A child’s social behavior, sense of identity, self-confidence and sense of community grow out of values and beliefs. Morality and an understanding of God must be approached with great sensitivity and resolve.
We deeply respect the individual child and support the efforts of parents to guide in moral and spiritual development. The primary responsibility for the nurturing of the young child, especially in this vital dimension of growth, lies with the parents. Christian teachers, who understand and respect children, will know when and how to appropriately relate ideas of faith, hope and love to a child’s experience at school, and will respond to questions about moral and spiritual matters according to the individual child’s ability to understand and use the information.
Our Christian character curriculum presents to children some of the things we know about God as scripture describes Him (loving, good, holy), and emphasizes the importance of developing these traits in our own lives. How does this translate into the classroom? We pray together at snack time, we sing songs about God, we read Bible stories, use puppetry and we discuss the ways that we can do things God’s way with our choices and behavior.